Ireland

It's said about Ireland that once visited it is never forgotten. The Irish landscape has a mythic resonance, the history of the land is almost tangible and the Irish people still believe in humanity. From the lively cities of Dublin, Cork, Galway, Limerick, Kilkenny and Waterford to the breathtaking countryside in between - Ireland has a number of activities to enjoy along the way! People mostly come here to see the best of the countryside with a town or two thrown in for good measure.

The most populated cities or towns are small in size, spread along one major lane and surrounded by miles of countryside. Dublin, the capital and the country's largest city have excellent pubs, fine architecture and good shopping options. With the exception of Dublin, Ireland's other towns are not very populated and have plenty of cultural attractions and architecture. Other destinations that are worth seeing are the Aran Islands, Cliffs of Moher, Bru Na Boinne, Connemara, West Cork, Kinsale in County Cork, the Ring of Kerry and Skellig Michael, Carlow and the Dingle Peninsula.

Ireland is an island located in northwestern Europe that is bounded to the northeast by Northern Ireland that is part of the United Kingdom. The least arable land lies in the southwestern and western side of the country. The overall climate of Ireland is mild, but changeable. If you are planning to visit Ireland, the right time is July or August as the weather during this time is reasonably warm with longer days and a lively menu of festivals.